ALBANY REGISTER.
On motion fterfBeoou a
A &u; wa tAflii no to d
fray ex-
penses of the Union.
M. C. V.EOIKlfc
Made a slirp hlfc pointed sraN Vy
ing a sharp thrust at physicians who
Drefcoribe liquors nr tneir iniuem.
tir Jin mnwntC lor Mnmu mm.
was making pro-
WMiurKUi viim-v n
erres. and the next Lestislatui-e would
,1,1
feel n p: "
'ww . irvikr. '
n ilKunv mil Mien called out lor re-1
marks. He took up the eialfsel in de
fense of the clerical and medical pro
fessions which iwd been attacked.
Said prescrptions were frequently
Shell to suit the wishes of patients.
. H.k ..iiii.ui r,i the countenance
and moral support given bv NJr-
ance men by frequenting them to ,
amoke, play billiards, etc.; also in ;
the selection of amusement.
HKV. W. K. STEWART
Thought the subject ot temperance
should elicit the attention of al .
Threadbare, ves ; but its laws are still
violated still demands earnest, activi-1
tie. Men are still going to destrnc-
i!.....,,,.., it ilni'- not touch one.
HUM. , -
should I do nothing to save tbeperbm
ing? REV. W. P. NICHOLS.
Never to enter a saloon, should be
the sentiment of temperance men. A
prohibitory liquor law vm be enforced.
Let young ladies refuse to go with
young men w ho tipple
LEVI LELAKP
Went for the doctors and drug stores
who prescribe and sell liquor for lev
erages under the name of medieiuals.
Gave an Illustration of JtS dangeron
tendency, the cite being a minister ot
the gospel, who was warned only in
tlme-T-from becoming an inebriate
from the ne of Plantation Bitters,
prescribed bva physician. Tlie speak
er made many other good points, fre
quently bringing down the bouse.
The" committee on preparing Con
stitution and Bv-laws tor the govern
ment of auxiliary societies reported
that it would lie liest to leave the mat
ter to tlie societies.
Adjourned until Saturday morning,
at 8)4 o'clock A. M.
SATURDAY FOBFSfJON,
Union called to order by Piesldent
Ryan, at 8 o'clock. No business on
the table. Remarks were made by
Mr. Hatch, relative to liquor sold by
our drug and other stores.
TILMON KORD
Spoke in regard to the union existing
among temperance bodies. Like re
ligious bodies, they all have one aim,
but each has a distinct discipline. Be
lie led in iiaving enough organizations
necessary to meet the views of every
temperance man.
MR. DUNBAR
Thought that xowk now was needed
more than fine speeches Let us put
on out temperance working armor and
keep it bright
Remarks were made by other gen
tlemen. M. 0. George, after serions delibera
tion, now announced his desire to tike
the "iron-clad oath. " and it was put
to hiiu solid by President Ryan : i. e.
he took the Union pledge.
A vote of thanks was here extended
ii.., ill, .ot Kv.'in for hLseentlcmanlv
and impartial manner ot presiding ;
to the citizens of Albany for their
kindness: to ministers who favored
the Union with their presence ; to the
quire, lead by Father Harinau, tor
tlieir melody ; to all who added inter
est; to the" railroad aud steamboats
for their favors.
DAVID NEWSOM OFFERED :
Whereas, The .youth ot our land
will soon till the positions which we
now occupy : ami deeming it essential
that our children should grow up in
the habits ot temperance and morality,
therefore be it
Resolved, That this State temper
ance Union of Oregon earnestly rec
ommend to all superintendents of Sun
day and day schools, and to all teui
" peranee lecturers and others whose
hearts are in tlie good work of saving
our youths from the dreadful effects
of intemperance, that they make ef
'Yorts to enroll, as far as possible, the
names of all tlie children in our land,
on juvenile temperance pledges, by
the children's consent, and that they
adopt a total abstinence pledge, bear
Inir noon Micm to the end of life. And
that all such juvenile temperance so
cieties be auxiliary to this Union, and
report their proceedings to this Union
at its next regular session 'at Salem.
Passed.
A. resolution instructing tlie officers
of the Union to Issue an address re
questing the aid ot ministers and all
temperance people in the work, was
passed.
Belative to publishing a temperance
paper the committee appointed to con
fer with the Executive Committee of
the I.O.G.T. submitted tlie following
report : After organizing, on motion,
It was resolved that as soon as !W0 sub
scribers could he obtained at 91 SO
each terms yean, that we begin the
..I.,, .i y .i.i ...
puutimiUH aMHUI Mpcr.
Xtevimpu bjr E. W. Kyan, rehv
HWWIII' III ...J WUU. ,
fettttttyftX bjf , Yf. Kjm, relv
f
to oirviilae sama, and rrovi(inift Jar,
beghinBig fie AiHUfltiyn when the
nr$iiilV nfrinlfer of subkrlbefs Is ob
tiitied. was .;i"C.U
file rrteiit itfd S-retary ware,
on morion, appointed to revise null
collate the utiuute, j
At.... a jfUuJ U-Mlile ill' flumks and
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I rf..-r finm PnaidBUt Rim the Union ;
Kn clivwl a vcrr sniefhl and har-
. ' :..
; moniolH leiiinei.une convention, ui
which aH who werp pnrir'd
annareiitlv
both cduied and encour-
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BUStNESS CARDS.
W. . TWEEOAEE,
KKAI.Klt IK
Groocrirs, Proiisions, Etc.,
ALBANY, OREGON.
-TU.T. STRIVE TO KEEPTHEHRM
? ot in mil on
and t- ll al the ltnt-
rut (in hi; roll s.
Call anil m- m;'. Mtsi
At Xortli Brownsville,
KIRK, HUME & CO.,
ABE STILL SELLIMf
DRY GOODS, GLOTHIXG,
BOOTS, SIIOHi, HARDWARE,
UBOt'EBIfB, SOTIOSM,
ETC., KiVn
of WWohtneykeepon hand a full stock,
attfarTaWe to sell at lowest nue, as
usual, tor tymh or rrofliiee.
WillaWiU'iihletolmy ami sell drains
of all ktniK or nttena lo 0rbu? Or for-
wwrttoguattflalr WSffJte I'f o'
litvensuiruU K1HK, HI ME W.
j. w, BALDWIN,
Attorney and Counselor at Iw,
Win PRACTICE IS AW. THE Courts
in 'l ie i t. 3 l and 4tfi Jn-llelal Dts
trtots n the Supreme Court of Oregon,
an 1 in the V. B.W riot and Circuit Courts.
oVi l. In Pun ish bric k, up stairs , in
...k ..,, v tie ate n. in
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First stmt. Albany, Oteyron.
10'-5vS
jicwwau. L. KL1S.
POWELL & FLIXX,
Attorney) and fonntielord at Uiw,
i 1) St)U( 14'OllS IN I .'HANCERV J
A Flinn notary publie,, Albany, Ortajon.
Collections and eonveytiniH-s promptly at
tended to. i
W. G. JOXES, M. D.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHT8I3IAN.
Al.lt (NT, 0l05l.
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O. M.JOJHS. Ma UILI"
ioyrs St
PHYSICIANS AND SOROEONS,
ALBANY, OREGON.
OITICT? -SOCTH SIDE FIRST STREET,
up-stairs, in .J. M. Beach's storivhouse.
37vt
H" T. W. HARRIS, M. .,
Pkytrtelan and Sureon,
ALBANY, OREGON.
OFFICE-OVER TT RRELfS STIIRE,
First street. Residence-Thudl.,
one door'west of Methodist church. 37-4
LEFFEL Ac MVER
.SPllEIUCAL FLUMKS,
And Wenernl Mill Maelilucry.
J. F, UACKENSTO, Agent,
51vJ
Albany, Oregon.
T. FORTIFIER,
Sliodd, Oregon
Manufacturer of and dealer in
IIARAB & SADSHiES
A Uood Artiele tor a Fair Prlee.
Particular attention paid to Rkpaibi.no.
Rhedd, Nov. 89, Wv5y
IKANKMN
MEAT MARKET!
J. R. Herren, Proprietor.
WILL ENDEAVOR TO BE ALWAYS
supplied with the best meats to be
had in the market, and will be ever really
to accommodate those who may favor him
with a call. i',va
U. W. t A Mil I.E. M
Phyalelan, Norgeon A Aceoueeenr,
ALBANY, OREGON.
nrrn'K
wiMf ntreot. two doors east of
J c
Mealey's Furniture Shop. IOvS
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
ALBANY, OREGON,
H. H. Dl HOIN, - Proprietor.
BY STRICT ATTENTION TO THE COM
fort and welliieinu of all irncstsof he
honsje.the nroprle'or hoix-s to deserve and
receive the (tenernus patronase of a dfe
criminating public. ISvJ
Iile: Pilea
WnY SAY THIS DAMAGING AND
troublesome comnlaint cannot lie
enre-t. when so many evldenees of sueces
ml'ilit ne PIBOP I ooiorr you rvery uy
cures of supposed bonetaM eamw? Your
phvslelan informs you that thelongeryou
allow the conrVamt to exist, you lessen
yoar diauees for relief. Expfrimce has
nuffht Jii in all ac.i.
A. arother A , Pile Pills awl
tUattMent
are all they are recommended to be. W11L
euro Clironfe, R'ud anil BfwdlWf Piles In
a' very "1'ort (fintt.atid are Amtumim lo wu.
, nfflllll,l,"l ". ". HHU. ...
preU,i.HwiU.ln fhe Unitol Slates
i nn nnipaniiHm is mmi uy nuni or x
BEE-HIVE STORE!
i TO UVY
Groceries i
Provisions,
Notion
&c.t &c, &c,
'HK A P FO 1 ASH !
ConntryProduce of All Klnda
BOttGIlT FOR MERCHANDISE OR
OAS EE !
Thts te the place to get the BEST BAR
GAINS ever offered In Albany. Parties
will alwavs do well .oeallund see forthem-
II . WEED.
First street, Albany, Orefcon. S2v.ri
Great Bargains!
GEORGE TURRELL
WIM. SKLL HIS
Large A. Eiloulv Stock of
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dc, tibo., cfcjo.,
. . atWMucdinKly
LOW RATES FOR CASH.
He bess call attention to his large
stock of
MESS' A HOYS' CL4TIILG
which he is determined to sell lower than
ever. Please call and examine lieforc pu
clutsimt elsewhere.
lisB" Keiueiiiuerdtu! address
(iKORGK TDRREI.L,
First-St., Albany.
brillKiiest price paid for Country
Prmluee. vS
BUILDER?, ATrENTION !
SASH, BLIND, AND DOOR
FACTORY .
8.H. ALTUOC8E. J. F. BACKJH1ST0.
W, KEICHVM.
ALTHOLSE & CO.,
l.jon Street, m the River Bank,
ALBANY, OUEGOJI.
Keep on hand a full assortment, and are
prepared to
FURSI8H TO ORDER,
Itoora. SaB, Blinda, ami
Saab, Blinda,
Mofdlnga,
Such as
tuewn, PASTEL, bas A MEcnos
HOLD,
Of all sizes.
WINDOW AND DOOR FRAMES,
Flooring, Siding,
. And-
All other kludfRdin Material.
4 t6:
PTtEPAFED TO DO MILL
work, furnish fliaWcr fans, jihrzair
sliaUers, suction fans, driving pulleys of
any kind, at onrfsetory on Lyon street (on
the, river bank), next below Markhsm's
wamhonse. ALTTIOliSE CO.
BOOTS nlE TO ORDER,
APA
I'tOOITB
J)RUG.ET
nrucrin Alhuny
HASNE.TER KKT HKWi -Hi OWN, AND
no ihroaleulnat ol it at present.
Death
Is a thing which wiueliini- must befall
every son an'l (tutfeliferof the tinmnn fam
ily; and yet,
At tlie Mid-day,
Of your life, it illsoasc lays liis vile hanits
uiKiti you, there Is mill "a iiin In (Ulead,
by which von tnav be rBstoretl ti pprfecl
health. and prolong youraaystoaiiiumii
lous talent.
How ?
BycnUinson
R. C. HILL & SOX,
With a prescription, where yon can have
it i-nmnouivlml bv one etroerlonced In thai
mrttcultu-Hno. Also, constantly on hau l
a (wiO'l ussortment of trtWi tlrUK. patent
uit-lkines. chetnicals, mints, oiis, dye
stulls. trusses, etc. Agents for the
OlefcraUd Vutt Weed Heiui-dy,
Or, Orenn Rheumatic Cum; Dr. I). Jayne
& sons mediidnes, etc
Spem-e's Positive aul Neintivc Powdera
kt-it in stock. Also iu?ents for the
IIane Shuttle Sew In Mehine.
iliii-nf the most useful nieces of household
fill-nit tiro est ant Call and exainine.
K. t;. iulj. oc'-i.
AUiiiny, June 10, 71-t')v3
EO. F. SETTLEMIER,
DRUGGIST,
(Successor to U. W. Wakennldi,
Parrlah" Stew Bulldina;, FlratStreet,
ALBANY, OREGON.
Dealer lu
DRUGS AN D M EDIC I N ES.
CHEMICALS,
PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, ETC.
All articles warranted pure, and of the
best quality.
Phvsietans prescriptions earefully eom
poua'ded. Albany, Oct. 17, 18'JS-fit f
A. (MOTHERS & CO.,
-Dealers in
I'llEMH'AIA, OILS, PAI!TH, DTHN,
UI.AVS, I.AMI"., I II ., 1
All the popular
PATEXT MEOIFIXES,
FINK CUTLERY, CIGARS, TOBACCO,
KOTIOSN PERfTMr.RV,
and Toilet tioods.
Particular care and promptness Riven
Physicians' prescriptions and Family Bee
ipes.
A. CAROTIIERS A CO.
Albany, Orcon-lvi
STOVES ANIITINWAIIK.
OLD STOVE DEPOT.
JOHN BRIGGS,
Dealer in
R ANGUS,
COOK, PARLOR AND BOX,
STOVES!
Of til beat patterns.
ALSO ; TUT, "irrET 1RO AHU W
PER WARE,
And the nsnal Assortment of furnishing
goods to be obtained in a tin store. .
Repairs neatly and promptly eiwnted,
on reasonable terms.
MttN . i b hw i
Whorl reckaallMpi nsk IvnwfrieBda,
DRY GOODS. ETC.
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9 m 3 -s
ALBANY FOUNDKY
And. .
Machine Shop,
A. F. CHERRY Proprietor,
ALBANY, OREGON,
Einofacturcs Steam Engine,
Flour and Saw Mill Mac hlu
ery, WOOD WORKING
And
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY,
And all kind of
IROS A.UD HKASN AitTUN.
Particular attention paid torepalruiKtl
kinds of maehinery. 'I
J. F. MCCOY,
DEMUR IN
TAKES PLEASHBE IS INKOKMINM
hiH nuniemus friends iitt I aeqnalnt
mieenth!it nohtiHon hand a iHMn HUip!
Of
Saddles A luraiexs.
which ho will sell at prkws to suit the
tunes.
At Botler'M old Mtaild, Kr-.t..
ALBANY, OREGON .
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Saddles
Albany Book Store.
UNO. POSH AY,
TkKAl'ER IN MISOKI.LASFrrryM .
U acbool Book, Blank fkioliii. a: 1ii ry
totopSJledt or?horfe aj
inifffor
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